... ?? , w :? Ye -stra the Yesterdy the. following parties went o the Ck a cellor of the Exchequer Messrs. ROBARTS and Co. Messrs. '-GLDSMIVI0 Sd zitrld Moxoa, Sir F. BARING and Co.- -Mes6rs. BARPNES, StEEPRS RECAR DO and Cc'. - Tile Chancellor of the Exchequer stated that lie pro. posed to borrow- 'Foi tile Service of England - - ?? .reland - . ?? Prince df Brazil - 60o,ooo Making together Lnt4 ...

... . UNLTED PARLI[AAdlE '6RE4T BRITAINAN-D IRELA1D. HOUSE OF LORI)S, MAY 5 !a .In an Appeal from. the (court of Chnery in Ireland, Page !N and others v. latmiton and other§s Mr. Richaids Vas heard r for tlhe Appellants, Sir Samulel Ron-rilly for the Respondents} and Mr. Richards in-reply. Further consideration on Tuesday. aL rile Colonial CastonIs Oatti Bill passed through, a Cons- mittee and ...

... UNITED PARLUAMENT or :REAT BRITAIiV AND IRELAND. tRHOUSE OF LORDS, MAY O.C re- TheRdyal Assent was given by Commission to the ?? the Newspaper Bill, the Scot's LosalP q Militia Bil, the Nova Scotia Trade Bill, the Chancery Regis- b ces. tern Bill, and other Bill, in all, public and private, 6o. l ^ of The Commissioners were, the Lord Chancellor, the Duke of lis- Mantrose, arid Lord Walsinghani ...

... . UETTER 11. . 7O4Wi PZOPL OP NC_ J fFR4ESA9 AND tE54COW, CODSTRYMII I- Trusting, that the sentinnts I have expiested in the IetlerI had-the 'hbnour-oftddresgink to y6u-on the 6th, instant, liaveifound some favour. with th-e Iibe la and the enlightened, for there ate thlose who will iaevei foiv past errors, 1iprcdeed withl more corifidence oi lse gre: t -subje&, the deliverance of our country ...

... FRENCJH BULLETIvS. F IRST BULLETIN. After giving ,a statement of the position of the ar- mies, the first Bulletin gives an account of the Battle of PenerlOafdafelln which -took place on the i9th. General Oudirt fellvin, with a corps of.between 3 and 4o0o Austrians, aitactced thmer, and took 3oo prisoners. BAFTtLE OF TA1iN, ON TH-IE 19TH. - On the r9th, kit break of day the Duke of Auer- stadt ...

... RIH . TOaU''SKA ES - EL - vt ORD,. 'We have fitheto' refriairded -fidn aid&si'n;'your i Ldrdships beeause day afici diT we h'fe ;hee and ex- peaed, that the-autlworiy ve'ted ii yoir office wvould ?? beein txe tqed fio the; prervatzoo .of theptl~lic peie angd he fmainta~ntineofth pubic righs,; 1he. 'c~lingitseif Rtoyal aiesad heriab ricsa~iey si . cle! grq, the. ELpqecuftieGove rinnignS. the ...

... THE COTlYEVTIMO To' te EDIAlR of thc MORNIMNO-CHRONICL-Er SIR, I think you are entitled to the respec1 and thanks of the Public fhr the part which *yol have token in the 'discussion upon the uiihappy affair of the Cintra Con. vr; ion, and the Report of the Board of Inquiry, which is still more extraordinary than the measure, the merjtg of which it prdfesses to investigate. There iti, how. ever ...

... FOREIGN INlTVLLGENv.E. I FLuSHIIN, JULY' 24.-Cn information' being re- ceived that the grand Expedition from 'EnTland was destined against this town 'and- the Island of W-alche- ren, as well as the other Islands of Zealand in the mouth of the Scheldt, add Antwerp, Geneial Monet, who commiands in the Island of Walcheren, niade the most .adive preparations to' resist an hostile attack Our ...

... tholR ?? MORNING CHPONICE. The report of procee'dinigsagainst rne at Bow-streett, i'hich appeared in the Newspapers of FI'idiiv asted, hi,; r; induced 'me to sen3 you this letter,. which I rcquesI tic the'favour of you' to publish in your widely citoiluated Paper, as it will serve to place the affair in its tiue igit it i-et and afford the Pubilc the neans to judge what treaineatmentj Iny-be ...

... E Zipi P JPBAS. - PAatS, O~cr§T re iatest advices from Vieita coasi-derably auginien6t ?? habp~eS a speedy peae which, ac- rding t9 repo t, is ?? to be Followed by political aond trniatri~nit ?? between the Lhlrec 7iiir.s. Sie 'pe~o'ss. astert, that the peace tviti Aue. tria/ (or as otherssa t etfoi t' rierty years) is ai~ut. alig' sigiZ1. It is~ ~r said; that ?? Miay. elpea the L* retsfrn of ...

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... ,-A xA NAI I PA P E R S. L 'C 1- Qs.-eiday tthe Gianmdtd Reg'- men~t- o~f infantr y lft rhis city, and to-day the fine squa-j dran 'k cdicavajry of minatlni Will fol .w t os:e S iulch Compose a pati olr the fal r'son of this plice and vicinity-, andi ale o'otrtg to reilifovcz thi anntly Dt Geine- kai B!akl , wfill be rpiaced liv othlet ?? i9is also stated thiat other divisions to tie DumbeLr ...